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curtisenbarger · Post #181 » by **curtisenbarger** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 7:04 pm

fraanciiscoo wrote:OMGF #rookies
Is this for real?

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fraanciiscoo · Post #182 » by **fraanciiscoo** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 7:05 pm

sabonis wrote:
fraanciiscoo wrote:Its funny that @ the 2nd pick of the draft we already have one of the wrost picks in this year draft

I totally agree. So much value lost by picking LeBron.. Even if he was in Miami, I would have considered it a sub-par pick. Now I think LeBron is barely top 8-10.

when he was in miami in the earlly days there wasn´t two guys named AD and that PG. And I need to say there was a guy that was 5 time in row top pick but in the earlly days there was a big difference between top 2 and the rest now is the same but the rest got closer. Worst TOP 2 pick since i m playing in this league, I dont want to be rude but its what i think

curtisenbarger · Post #183 » by **curtisenbarger** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 7:11 pm

sabonis wrote:
fraanciiscoo wrote:Its funny that @ the 2nd pick of the draft we already have one of the wrost picks in this year draft

I totally agree. So much value lost by picking LeBron.. Even if he was in Miami, I would have considered it a sub-par pick. Now I think LeBron is barely top 8-10.

I would understand someone in my position picking Curry, Harden, and maybe Durant (been hurt a lot) ahead of LeBron. How is he barely top 8-10? He's certainly still top 5. Once Kyrie and/or Love go down with yet another injury, LeBron will be producing at a very high level. Even with both of them in, he still did excellent last season.

Post #184 » by **floppymoose** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 8:14 pm

^FYI, there is tradition in this league during the draft to not mention any player that has not been picked yet.

stick · Post #185 » by **stick** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 8:20 pm

I thought it was more if a rule than a tradition

Post #186 » by **floppymoose** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 8:21 pm

In other news, a big thank you to the league for delaying the draft. I've been responsible for yahoo fantasy football drafts this year and today is the last big draft day. I'll still be very busy through Monday since it's all hands on deck in engineering for first football weekend, but I should be able to make my picks and starting Tuesday I should be able to participate fully, answering trade emails, running my spreadsheet for the league, etc. thanks again.

writersblock · Post #187 » by **writersblock** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 8:27 pm

stick wrote:I thought it was more if a rule than a tradition

Yeah it's a rule...but we can afford Curt the benefit of the doubt this time...

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fraanciiscoo · Post #188 » by **fraanciiscoo** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 9:02 pm

curtisenbarger wrote:
sabonis wrote:
fraanciiscoo wrote:Its funny that @ the 2nd pick of the draft we already have one of the wrost picks in this year draft

I totally agree. So much value lost by picking LeBron.. Even if he was in Miami, I would have considered it a sub-par pick. Now I think LeBron is barely top 8-10.

I would understand someone in my position picking C***, H*****, and maybe D***** (been hurt a lot) ahead of LeBron. How is he barely top 8-10? He's certainly still top 5. Once Kyrie and/or Love go down with yet another injury, LeBron will be producing at a very high level. Even with both of them in, he still did excellent last season.

In your position you only had one option imho and that is that guy that should be finals mvp period

fraanciiscoo · Post #189 » by **fraanciiscoo** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 9:03 pm

curtisenbarger wrote:
fraanciiscoo wrote:OMGF #rookies
Is this for real?

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fraanciiscoo · Post #190 » by **fraanciiscoo** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 9:05 pm

Curtis Lemansky wrote:....
Draft Rules:
- 8 hours per pick
- For consecutive picks, the time for pick remains as 8 hours (not 16 or 24 hours)....

Btw it s not a rule
Like floppy said it is a tradition
You can talk but you should respect traditions

Woody Allen · Post #191 » by **Woody Allen** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 9:41 pm

I talked to Gokce and draft strarts September 10 12AM Eastern Time. That is in 6 hours and 19 minutes.

writersblock · Post #192 » by **writersblock** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 10:35 pm

fraanciiscoo wrote:
Curtis Lemansky wrote:....
Draft Rules:
- 8 hours per pick
- For consecutive picks, the time for pick remains as 8 hours (not 16 or 24 hours)....

Btw it s not a rule
Like floppy said it is a tradition
You can talk but you should respect traditions

No it's not listed as a rule but it was a rule in the first ever draft of this league and was always enforced since then. Just so happens that it's so accepted we don't list it in the rules.

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fraanciiscoo · Post #193 » by **fraanciiscoo** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 11:09 pm

writersblock wrote:
fraanciiscoo wrote:
Curtis Lemansky wrote:....
Draft Rules:
- 8 hours per pick
- For consecutive picks, the time for pick remains as 8 hours (not 16 or 24 hours)....

Btw it s not a rule
Like floppy said it is a tradition
You can talk but you should respect traditions

No it's not listed as a rule but it was a rule in the first ever draft of this league and was always enforced since then. Just so happens that it's so accepted we don't list it in the rules.

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I wasn´t here in the 1st draft and Ofc I **** up in my rookie season LOL
#Rookies
Kind of "a rule"

Post #194 » by **jazzfan1971** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 11:12 pm

Let me spoil all the super sleeper hopes out there.

Kevin Durant is still on the board.

Bwahahahahahahahaha.

curtisenbarger · Post #195 » by **curtisenbarger** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 11:20 pm

fraanciiscoo wrote:
curtisenbarger wrote:
sabonis wrote:
I totally agree. So much value lost by picking LeBron.. Even if he was in Miami, I would have considered it a sub-par pick. Now I think LeBron is barely top 8-10.

I would understand someone in my position picking C***, H*****, and maybe D***** (been hurt a lot) ahead of LeBron. How is he barely top 8-10? He's certainly still top 5. Once Kyrie and/or Love go down with yet another injury, LeBron will be producing at a very high level. Even with both of them in, he still did excellent last season.

In your position you only had one option imho and that is that guy that should be finals mvp period

So, LeBron? :wink:

fraanciiscoo · Post #196 » by **fraanciiscoo** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 11:48 pm

curtisenbarger wrote:
fraanciiscoo wrote:
curtisenbarger wrote:
I would understand someone in my position picking C***, H*****, and maybe D***** (been hurt a lot) ahead of LeBron. How is he barely top 8-10? He's certainly still top 5. Once Kyrie and/or Love go down with yet another injury, LeBron will be producing at a very high level. Even with both of them in, he still did excellent last season.

In your position you only had one option imho and that is that guy that should be finals mvp period

So, LeBron?

nice try i win

fraanciiscoo · Post #197 » by **fraanciiscoo** » Wed Sep 9, 2015 11:49 pm

jazzfan1971 wrote:Let me spoil all the super sleeper hopes out there.

Kevin Durant is still on the board.

Bwahahahahahahahaha.

if you had the #5 I would understand the joke

Post #198 » by **floppymoose** » Thu Sep 10, 2015 12:52 am

I have no idea who will be there at #6.

writersblock · Post #199 » by **writersblock** » Thu Sep 10, 2015 12:38 pm

Off to a great start. Cy is already late on his pick. Looks like Stick can grab the guy who arguably should be the 2nd overall pick at 4 if he gets here in time.

fraanciiscoo · Post #200 » by **fraanciiscoo** » Thu Sep 10, 2015 2:02 pm

writersblock wrote:Off to a great start. Cy is already late on his pick. Looks like Stick can grab the guy who arguably should be the 2nd overall pick at 4 if he gets here in time.

steallllllllll